Synonym: author, source. Similar words: generate, degenerate, generation, generation gap, lost generation, general, generally, in general. Meaning: ['dʒenəreɪtə(r)] 
n. 1. an apparatus that produces a vapor or gas 2. engine that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy by electromagnetic induction 3. someone who originates or causes or initiates something 4. an electronic device for producing a signal voltage.
n. 1. an apparatus that produces a vapor or gas 2. engine that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy by electromagnetic induction 3. someone who originates or causes or initiates something 4. an electronic device for producing a signal voltage. 
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1. A water turbine drives the generator.
2. She was a constant generator of story ideas.
3. The generator supplies emergency lighting.
4. The hospital has a backup generator in case there is a power failure.
5. The US economy is still an impressive generator of new jobs.
6. This is an alternating current generator.
7. If the power fails, the generator will cut in.
8. The generator has started up / broken down.
9. The company has been a very good cash generator.
10. The company is a major generator of jobs.
11. The wind generator delivers 120 watts in a strong breeze.
12. The generator failed three times during its test run.
13. The electrical generator is about 98% efficient.
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14. Our generator doesn't operate well in cold weather.
15. It included a theodolite worth ￡2,500 and a generator.
16. When the generator shuts off, they have no electricity.
17. Domestic equipment is run off a new generator and includes a water maker, water purifier, ice maker and microwave.
18. This prevents a permanently installed generator from being charged by the battery when it is not creating an output itself.
19. The character generator operates like an electronic typewriter, printing titles on the screen.
20. Generator stolen: Thieves stole a ￡1,000 generator which was chained to scaffolding at Bondgate, Darlington on Monday afternoon.
21. This frictional generator, the largest of its type, produced 24-inch discharges, equivalent to about 300,000 volts.
22. He brought it down, hooked it up, and we got the generator going.
23. In 1990, it emerged that he had held discussions about buying PowerGen, the state electricity generator, outright.
24. Losing the left engine is trickier since it drives both the single generator and the sole hydraulic pump.
25. That physical phenomenon is the muscle behind a dynamo, or standard electric generator.
26. In these cases, the overwhelming majority of the wastes are shipped by the generator to commercial facilities for treatment or disposal.
27. Instead, in an ingenious way, it uses a flywheel generator.
28. The lights flickered and dimmed as the blast from a nearby explosion momentarily disturbed the smooth running of the generator.
29. The two-phase clock signal for the delay line is provided by a matching clock generator chip.
30. In addition to user interface changes, a repair report generator was added.
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